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Arrives
Saturday, Oct 24
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 27-Count
Features
- These are no ordinary bicycle tubes! These extra strong inner tubes stop flats for 2 years because there is Slime inside
- This 27-piece kit contains various size patches, two tubes of glue and a scuffer in the canister lid
- Includes 4 x 2 large patch; 1 x 2 medium patches; and 1 x 1 small patches
- Presta Valve tube, that installs like any traditional inner tube and full instructions inside every pack
- Scuffer in the lid of the 4.2 cylinder container
Description
Quickly repair puncture-related tire flats on wheelbarrows, riding mowers, bikes, ATVs and more with our handy repair canister. This 27-piece kit contains various size patches, two tubes of glue and a scuffer in the canister lid.
Brand Name: Slime
Manufacturer: Slime
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Included Components: 27-piece kit contains various size patches, two tubes of glue and a scuffer
Item Weight: 2.88 ounces
Item Type Name: Slime Rubber Patch Kit
Model Number: 20189
Manufacturer Part Number: 20189
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
Great quality tool kit. works great and made of good material.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
This Slime Tube Patch Kit is a absolute must-have for anyone riding a bike, lawn mower, ATV, or wheelbarrow. It comes with everything you need to quickly fix a flat inner tube on the go. The rubber cement and patches create a solid, reliable seal that holds up great under pressure. Having one of these on hand during an unexpected emergency is crucial—it can completely save your day and keep you from getting stranded. Compact, easy to use, and extremely durable.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by Orlan
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
This is one of those inexpensive kits that is much better to already have when you need it. It includes the basic supplies needed to patch a punctured inner tube and is compact enough to keep with bike or scooter supplies. The patches are straightforward to use and can save you from replacing an otherwise perfectly usable tube because of one small puncture. Practical and worth keeping on hand.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Busy Izzy
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
Easy repair for punctured tubes. So far I’ve used it 3 times, and it was a successful patch every time. The only thing I don’t like is the last steps, we have to peel the clear plastic covering the patch. However, it is very hard to peel off the patch. The patch wants to come off so I leave it be.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by Yannick Evenas
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
everything you will need to patch a flat tire, 5 patches, scuffer a bit thin and the glue might takes longer to work. but only $3.55, I am not complaining. recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by XP
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
The patches work well once they are on, but the application process is a bit frustrating. The clear plastic film is incredibly difficult to peel off—I actually wasted one patch trying to separate it, and ended up leaving the film on another one because it wouldn't budge. Also, note that the adhesive doesn't bond instantly; you need to hold it down and give it some time to fully stick. Once it finally cures, it does the job, but getting it there takes some effort.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Technocrat
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
as ordered & on time
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2026 by C Cayton
Style: Rubber Patch Kit
Size: 5-Count
After trying other brands that I got locally from places in my community and having them fail to perform as expected, I decided to try this brand. Since using slime patches, I have not had any problems. Patching a hole is relatively easy but the correct procedure must be followed. Most importantly, the area around the hole needs to be thoroughly scuffed to remove the smooth shiny surface. When done correctly the area should have a dull flat appearance. Do not overdo it as this could reduce the thickness of the tube make it weaker. I prefer to use an abrasive piece of sandpaper instead of the metal grater as that may be a bit too aggressive. Anything between 40 and 100 grit would be fine. The glue reacts with the rubber and softens it as part of the vulcanizing process when the patch is applied. It is better to have this area slightly bigger than the size of the patch otherwise the edges of the patch may not bond properly and begin to peel back when the tube is inflated. After applying the glue/ vulcanizing fluid, do not immediately apply the patch but wait about 30 seconds. You can blow on it and it will have a dull hazy appearance unlike the wet shiny appearance when it is first applied. It is not necessary to use a lot of glue or apply it too thick, just enough to cover the area. When removing the foil from the sticky side of the patch, try not to touch the underside of the patch as oil and grease on your fingers may contaminate the patch and reduce its effectiveness. Do not try to remove the clear plastic on the top side of the patch. Try to align where the hole is so that it is under the center of the patch. A little off is not a problem but you do not want it to be too far off from center. Sometimes it is easy to lose sight of where the hole is after the glue has been applied. After the patch is fitted, press firmly down on it and massage the area. Let it sit for at least a minute before inflating. The hotter it is outside the less time required for the bonding process between the glue and the adhesive on the patch to be completed. Then place the tube back inside the rim and fit the tire and inflate. By this time a few minutes would have passed and more than enough for the glue to bond. This is assuming that you are on the road doing a repair. I prefer to have an extra tube that I just remove and replace and do the patching at home where time is not a factor and you can even inflate the tube and put under water to see if there are any bubbles, but on the road that is not an option. Finally, even though the clear plastic over the patch can be removed after the patch has been applied to the tire, yes it looks better, but it can sometimes have a tendency to want to lift the edge of the patch when doing so, I would just leave the plastic film where it is. But if you really need to remove the plastic, try to break it somewhere over the center of the patch so you can get under it and pull it away towards the edge of the patch, not from the edge towards the center.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023 by sharon